Trump's Anti-Blackness Takes Centre Stage in Global Discourse
On the International Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery, the UN General Assembly adopted a resolution declaring slavery as the gravest crime against humanity. ...
Is MKP's Bid to Delay Local Government Elections a Threat to Democracy?
Following the controversial 2024 general election results, MKP leader Jacob Zuma questions the integrity of the IEC and calls for a postponement of the Local Government ...
From Hope to Betrayal: The Lost Promise of SA's Liberation Dividend
On Freedom Day, we reflect on South Africa's journey from the hope of democracy to the current governance crisis, urging citizens to reclaim their power and hold ...
Navigating the Strait of Hormuz: Lessons from the Suez Crisis
The recent blockade of the Strait of Hormuz by Iran and the US raises significant concerns over global trade and freedom of navigation. Drawing parallels with the ...
Cyril Ramaphosa's Indecisive Leadership Leaves Security Cluster in Disarray
In a time of rising crime and public insecurity, President Cyril Ramaphosa's indecision regarding the security cluster is causing widespread concern among South ...
Pope Leo XIV’s Complex Peace and Development Crusade in Africa
Pope Leo XIV's recent visit to Africa highlights his bold stance on peace amidst political turmoil. This article explores the implications of his messages on war, ...
Enhancing Intelligence Coordination in a Fragmented Security Landscape
The establishment of the National Centre for Intelligence Coordination aims to enhance intelligence integration in South Africa's fragmented security landscape. ...
UN Secretary-General Race: Too Many Candidates Without Political Support
The selection of a new UN Secretary-General is fraught with challenges, as evidenced by the recent nominations of Virginia Gamba, Michelle Bachelet, and Macky Sall. ...
Roelf Meyer's Diplomatic Posting Raises Questions About Retribution, Nation-Building
President Cyril Ramaphosa's appointment of Roelf Meyer as South Africa's ambassador to the US reflects a strategic response to diplomatic tensions, showcasing the ...
Pope Leo XIV In Africa: A Mission of Hope, Peace, and Social Justice
Pope Leo XIV's eleven-day apostolic journey across Africa highlights the continent's growing role in global Catholicism, addresses pressing humanitarian issues, ...
Breaking From Their Past A Daunting Task For The DA's New Leadership
The Democratic Alliance faces critical questions about its new leadership under Gordon Hill-Lewis. As the party seeks to rebrand itself, can it address longstanding ...
Malema’s Sentencing Another Test for SA’s Legal, Political Frameworks
Julius Malema's recent sentencing raises critical questions about the intersection of law and politics in South Africa, highlighting the challenges faced by the ...
Safeguarding Democracy: The Role of Electoral Justice in Maintaining Integrity
This article explores the critical role of electoral justice in safeguarding democratic integrity amidst global threats. It discusses the implications of democratic ...
Strengthening Ties: South Africa and China's New Citrus Export Agreement
South Africa and China have strengthened their economic ties with a new phytosanitary agreement that will enhance citrus exports, reduce costs, and create job opportunities ...
Palestinian Prisoners’ Day: Torture, Abuse, and the Need for Global Accountability
On the 52nd annual Palestinian Prisoners’ Day, we explore the alarming developments affecting Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails, including the introduction ...
Is Julius Malema's five-year sentence a fair punishment or political persecution?
Julius Malema's five-year prison sentence for a celebratory gunshot raises questions about justice and political persecution in South Africa, igniting debates about ...
Mali's Backing of Autonomy Plan a Setback for Sahrawi Cause
As Mali shifts its diplomatic stance to support Morocco's Autonomy Plan, the prospects for Sahrawi self-determination face unprecedented challenges. This article ...
Julius Malema’s Sentencing: Justice or Political Persecution?
Julius Malema's five-year prison sentence for a celebratory gunshot raises questions about justice and political persecution in South Africa, igniting debates about ...
SA's Faltering Reconciliation Project and the Struggle for Justice
Explore the implications of the TRC's failure to prosecute apartheid-era crimes and how it reflects on South Africa's reconciliation efforts, revealing a complex ...